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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
NEW YORKS WIN BY A RUN.
FOUR TO THREE AGAINST INDIANAPoLIa

THREE INTERESTING GAMEs-A VICTORY FOR LOUIS
VILLA TIE AT STATEN ISLAND.
Tho indianapolis and New York clubs played on
postponed game ct the Polo Grounds yesteruay aua
the match resulted in the best contested game seen ~
tho grounds In some time. Tho atmosphere was
too dank and close for even outdoor SPORTS and -
dzzlIng rain fell at frequent intervals tho outing was
neither pleasant nor beneficial to tho 1850 spectators
present The game finely played and unusually
interesting victory not given until after ten
innings had been played Tho Indianapolis men
batted well and also fclded In fne form WEIGH
again pitched nicely, but his support was not perfeo-
ton by any means. Richardson, Denny, Glasscock
and Ewing won the honors Of tho day. Gore also
made wonderful running catch and was loudly ap-
plaudod.
Tho New Yorks took the lead at once, scoring ono
run In the opening inning. Ewing made hit ran
around to third on a hit by Ward and scored on Con-
nors ny to seery. In the second inning tho visiting
players also scored one run. 6bomberg was sent to
FIRST on called balls no went to second on passed
ball. to third on wild throw by Welch, and scored on
poIhemouses to Gore. In the third Inning the In
dianapolis players scored one run and drow
ahead Boyle sent to first on called balls, ana
hits by 6ccry and Denny sent him home In the
fifth inning one more added to tho visiting
clubs record Denny made hit. stole to second,
scored on an error by Gore The
New-Yorhs also scored one In tho fifth inning
on threebase hit by Ewing and single hit by Con-
nor. In the following inning the local players scired
one more run and tied the score. Gillespie made .
hit, went to second on error by Myers, to third
on q sacrifice by Richardson, and scored hit by
Deasley. For the next three innings tho playing
so sharp that neither side scored In the tenth inning
che winning made on hit. by Ewing, Ward
and Conner The score was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
REGISTER COLES COSTLY MISTAKE.

costly biupder I0r brooklyn mas been made Dy Reg
lister Of Arrears Cole, whom Mayor whitney appointed
his office. On July he held sale Of property in the
first six Wards for of taxes for 1885, Tho first
notice Of the sale advertised June z. The law
Quirss thirty days notice. and for the lack OF the day
the entire sale Of upward OF 100000 worth Of properly
set aside by decision OF Judge Cullen yesterday
Tue proceedings begun by W. Gsynor in behalf Of
Charles Chids aud eighteen other In working
up the this point OF the illegal notice discovered
and the only matter presented 10 the court Ia the
application tor writ 10 set aside the sale.
Cooperation Counsel jerks asked for delay when the
up Thursday but he had nothing further
to offer yesterday and admitted that time from the
notice to the sale only twenty days. It. WAS
mistake Of the Arrears Department, he said Judge Gull
len said that the objection raised substantial and
not q technical one. and there had been plain and
pspabe violation Of the law In advertising Tho motion
FOR mandamus was ct once granted
The property affected by the matter includes about 800
parcels aud nearly all the will pay up Since the
sale nearly onefOurth OF the owners have paid the 10
per bonus and per cont Of the price obtained at
the sale IL order to redeem their property This money
has been paid by the Register 10 the purchasers and
will be entitled by the decision TO II
from the city Tie Register OF Arrears and his bonds
be held liable Other purchasers entitled to
their money with per cent interest from the
they paid In The chief buyer James Bryan.
who acted Tor syndicate. and made purchases amount
ing to 5000 careful examination OF other sales
will be made to show whether q similar mistake was
made In advertising them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
BROOKLYN.

The owners OF tho property In Washingtonst' which
tho Bridge Trustees seeking To have appraised oy
Supreme Court commission have secured the ser''oos
OF John French OK Mayor Booth, Robert Darragh ana
A q. Boggerd TO put fair price on tho properly as
experienced builders. Dodd's Express Company u ono
Of the chief owners
workmcn are putting up poles for the electric lights
in Tompklns. square. They have long been needed,
and II is expected that they will DO In working order
by next Sunday There VIII 90 hght NJ eiop Va 'AS
four entrances.
Tho July Grand Jury completed Its work yesterday
and was dismissed.
About fifty OF the veterans OF the 23d Regiment
went to the State Camp yesterday Oh the steamer
Cygnus.
Tho first columns to support the superstructire OF
tho Union Elevated Railroad Company In Myrtle ave-
at Grand erected yesterday. The WORK Is
to DO pushed rapidly.
Tho Posi- ONCE clerks have been puzzled by letter
from Castercagh, Ireland addressed to Peter Kelly,
lee, between Hunger and Starvation SITS, Brookiyn,
be found
King william. a colorcd man who is occasionally
employed To aid In cleaning at Plymouth Church, was
assauiting hs landlord Alexander Conway, Of No. IL
Feet-st. and biting his thumb.
Mrs. Shaw. Of No. 80 Grandst., was arrested for
cruel treatment of her uttlo girl Josephine the par
ticuars of which have boon published. The fnvesti-
CATION Society the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children shows that the chld's statements were not
eIareerated Mrs Shaw would say nothing about the
matter. She wiu BIO examined before Police Justice
Naeher to-day.
The newsdealers Of Brooklyn held their annual
picnic and games at Broadway Park to-day. THIS
is the third year that the picnic has been held and tho
proprictors VI the Brooklyn and Newfork papers
have contributed money 10 mako this years aHalr
greater success than ever before
Tho sum Of $4,000 is available for new bridge
over the Oowanus Canal at Carroll-st Sumo OF the
business of tho nelghborhood urge the oonstruo
ton OF bridge the Boston slide principle Instead
Of swing bridge such are In use over the canal
Mayor Whitney will have tho appointment In sep
TENDER Of two Assessors to succeed Charles Small
and Michael Ryan. The former 10 q Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23

Earned runs-Brookyn 2. Louisville First base
errors-Brooklyn, 2. Loui.vils struck eut-BreoEyn
g.: Louisville l. Left on bssss-BrookTn Louisville TO-
First base bss-Mcramhnv l. kcrins 2. Browning 4
White l. ThreebAse hits-Phiilps. u Twobass hits
Mcclellan Phillips Clarke l. brOwnngl Double PLAYS
-Hecker, Mach. Pnknsy. Mcclellan aud Phillips Wild
pitohes-Ramsey Passed bals-Clarke. =; Kerins I'm
pire-Nr Ferguson.
The 300 pctsors who witnessed the game at St George
Staten fsaB and hilarious yesterday tho
great game there spite OF the fog and the generally
dsaxreeaBs weather The ST. Louis and Metropolitan
The had to Do called draw after eleven
hard fought Innings had been played Mays and King
pGhed we'll aud their support perfect In the
opening inning o. sent the ball sailing Geld aud
o. BreD captured and into the fence AZ the time
Tho collision knocked him scnselcss and no, OF course
dropped tho ball oNel made tile circuit Of the bases and
Umpire him home The spectators thought
that Oren entitled 10 the ont ana booted the umpire
during the rest OF the match OBren soon recovered and
played the game The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
NIMIcK's OFFER FOR WARD.

PITTsBURG, July 22 (spscfat-Presdent Ninck OF the
Allegheny Club indignant to-day report
here that his offer Of 700 for release Of Ward Of
the NewYoTt club was intended only as blnn read
extract fem letter from President Day. which
sorry not TO be able 70 accommodate
matter but do not feel that could hun any
circumstances"
Have heard report that Director on hs visit
to had sounded Ward relation
city and mace him sfsr which Ward seemed consider
favorable lightr asked the reporter.
Mr. ONsiil vent down there 10 deal with the NswYcrk
club through lite authorized ocias and
the player himself would certainly have
and would also have laid Ward open TO expulsion
League" waa the reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
MISREPRESENTATION. FULL COURSE.
THE MANHATTAN JOCKEY CLUB.
IT'S CHARTER FILED IN THE COUNTY CLERK:

oFFICE-PLANs AND PROSPECTS.
Of the Manhattan Jockey Club was fled In the
County Clerks oncs yesterday The directors Leonard
W. Jerome Hunter Lawrence Kip. Louis Lorilard
Frank Work and Eugene NJ Jerome The capital stock 10
100000
MI Jeromes plans for racing park or an extensive
scaie been published in THE TRIBUNE The racing OF
the new will be confined to the months OF
July August gentlemen interested In the organiza
places under sderation possible sites
for their All possess many attractions
places the Van CORTLAND PARK; Bareta Point,
which about miles above the Harlem River on the
Sound In very accessible location partly
by deep and easily reached by ransort
ton lines wolseys Point not far from
Astoria old on Island
other locality which has not been thought
publicly to mention the rules OF the Manhattan Jockey
horses that track
in this $500 that half
The club has financial support and means
business. Said Mr. Jerome; I'VE must have and We VIII
the
right doors three days In the
week during the months Of July and August"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
CRITICISMS on Mr. MAGoYrs REFORM"

The atmosphere Of the Custom House was som ewhat
denss yesterday with the anathemas INDUCED in by
those whose positions and salaries upon
by tho provisions Of Collector Magones reorg
scheme The clerks whose salaries to be reduced
from $1,000 10 $1,000 ana the watchmen whose salaries
reduced from 81 900 to $40 year, In order that
they may be subject to Civil Service EXAMINATIONS
aid number Of minor employees whose salaries are
duoed. look upon the scheme ~ ono 70 provide
plane for the Tired and hungry ants" ON the other
Hand. the few who benefited BY the reform, look
upon 1t with approval.
there more loss criticism OF the increase in the
number Of divisens. which gives the Collector many
personal appointment and OF the allow
Ing for six "conhdenal clerks" who really to por-
form the duties Of chief clerks and whose appon
do aot come within the purview Of tho Gvil Service
Board.
The Collector yesterday made tho following appoint,
ments: Albert +. Fniels and X H. Birmingham, In
specters At 81 day Edward J. Donahuo storekseper
ut el,+00 year and solomon Summerhsld, gau gers
laborer, at 81 so day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
THE ENTRIES FOR MONMOUTH PARK.
A PuZZLING LOT OF HANpICAPs.

A FULFILLING LOT OF HANDlCAPb.
Captain Coster has adjusted tho Weights for tho
handIcaps at Long Branch tod day with 50 much skill
that the task Of indicating probable winners Is
hedged about with great difficulties 1t Ii puzzline
but attractive programme, and likely to draw large
crowd.
Garrison win probably try harder with Mona to-
day than he seemed to try on Thursday and she
should win the frst race, while Bees may occupy
her usual second place. Bess sometimes wins, but
she has run second ~ many times that she must DO
really fond of the POSITION swift little Splinter
VI the second class she s but she cannot approach
such yen for short races stuyvesant, Mona, Sax
ony, Burch. Telie DUO and few 0thers whom they
as their best, and she usually appears In very
rapid company
The Tyro stakes, owing to tho weight penalties
and allowances, must be considered highly unccr
tain affair. II Mr.. SCOTS horses did not bungie ~
badly at tho start and not 80 slow In getting
into their stride. the Scott coos might DO consderoo
simost certain Of success, oven though Tea Tray
and Satan have to oonosde weight to such youngsters
% Bay Ridge, Fordham, Speciality, Austrenne and
Now or Never Satan win meet Los Angeles, Omaha
and Mercury ct the regular schedule weights, but
Tea Tray must give each of them five pounds. And
yet although Tea Tray and Satan always get on
dumsily, stu they have both shown such speed that
the writer prefers scotts stable to win with that
one Of the two colts which the stable may declare ct
the track to win with; and he prefers Los Angeles
for tho place With such 9 field 1t such weights
the bookmakers ought to give long odds, both
4teght ana place. against any stable. They can
VIII. xnvr0 70 do II and still make ali round
books wnlch win E1vs them handsome proaa. A
Esas many 9. Of the Ss0E@..s However a,s mere
give tho public NO chance g al They grab every.
thing every rice. the public cannot got lair
odds suoh race - tho Tyro STAGE 70 day, tie
bsttng ring ought ~ DO deserted and tho booEnakers
should DO left to prey on zach other.
In the Harvest Handicap Dry Monopolo win run
ven, He always doea e., But this noble little hors.
Gurus, stoneouok. Bafnum and Bonanzs must al Be
labelled dangerous, but tho weight and the distance
via suit Linden well that the writer suggests
him for the first place. and old Barnum who viii 30
completely ct homo IN the heavy track, should get
second klaoa Eurus u now IN fine form. but can
BE give Linden soven pounds and 6tonebuck ton He
certainly could not ~ Jeromc Park.
kachmond should ret she fourth raoe. - Eole
harov % expected with his vie temper to win two
tecee u succession Ten Booker 10 likely ~
sssD Ss AT, 5idSsc By = h probably WI BE-
"Thc Tip Terror" has sunk 40 far In dwelling
ldocy that evon pity nnnot follow him. HIS foolish
falseA00ds deserve no further notice. He bae NOT
eense enough oven 70 squaro his introducuons with
0e figures 10 gives below them. - mere glance e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
NEw-JERSEY.

Uyroy HIII-Hans Bsgler q erman living in Bergen
nssye IA accuse of inhumsn OF his daughter
Xdeins age eighteen. The girl Is smplemndsd and y
schschs Beglsr almost every day drsss her INTO sas
ward and kee tied stake for several hours -.
corder Sch echer the house, Begler SAID TIA!
the girl violently and that be had Keep her tso
up doing people harm Dr. Converse Inc
county ply stefan, will make investigation.
MISUNDERSTANDING schlecher German age twenty co1'
mitted suicide rday at his parents home NO ~ FIRST
st. taking dose OF prusslo acid he had fallen ~ love
but she refused his attentions He made hDa appear 70
THURSDAY night and was reeeted Then ne
chc's drug store In Park Row, New.York.
ELIzABgTH-Mrs A. A. Reeves has been missing from her
home In since Thursday and her hus
band ewerr believes she has eoped with waiter
Thursday evening he surprised to hnd his wife ana ts
youn children missing He learned that his VIE
and other from the house DO
Granger lived In the house WIN
the Reeves for two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23

Francisco Porg lame arrived In this city from Italy
on July with his wife and young children The mmi
grants rages drtv and the Commissioners Of Emil
grauon decided be sent back 60 Italy A. they
seemingly unable 10 take care OF themselves wat OF
babeas was o Aimed and the nnIe n'e wen Vol e
judge Lasonbe OF the United States touit ourL yeser
day counsel Dominica Cello and Daniel fsola,
Italian offered furnish bonds the Of
5000 that the immigrants would not become dspcadent on
public support Judge acombs however said ta wsud
release the immigrants The Comn sspners
Emigration tue solo judges to whstb.r the inim
unabs TO take care OF
Themselves lie referred the would DO oonasmon 70 the Com
mesioners and dismissed tue writ OF habeas corpus.
Cummings and lis wife and child. whose cases
also ordered that they be returned to the
country from which they obtained writ OF haboAs
corpus judge Lacombe returBabe on Tuesday They
they for servants for prominent lawyer
of Ken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
INCOMING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ..........FRIDAY. July % 1887
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races, Long Branch. 230 p m
Departure Of list Regiment for state camp.
Coroner's inquest Hohokus accident c, <.-
Hall -. c, os.
Departure Of Oh uncey NJ. Depew ana hooert oaif''"
Return Of ESD Regiment state and departure OF
the list ..., ,..a. A..
Metropolitan Iousvis baseball match. St. George. s. 1.
Pm.
atateu Islapd- Newark cricket match. Newark
Annual picnic and athletic games of Brooklyn newsdeales
Test,moniai to j. NJ Wall. Rogers's Cafe. 3p.m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
4 oo1oREp oLEReYMAY SEEKS 4 pIYOROR.

Tho Rev Peter f. Mills tho colored pastor OF the
African Methodist Episcopal Church In Coxsacsls. N W
has begun quit absolute divorce from his wife In tho
Supreme Court In Brooklyn. Until few weeks ago he
Was pastor of tho Bethel African Methodist Episcopal
Church at Schenectady ave aud DesnsL BrooklSn His
wife went with him TO CeXsackie but juno Is she
lef home for visit TO friends In Brooklyn. Her hus
baud heard nothing OF her for several weeks and then
10 Brooklyn himself He found that had visited
none OF her former friends alleged that sas
had met Jshn " Winnie. sturdy muato rlastsrsr who
had known her when she lived In Brooklyn Her hus
band believes they navo eloped and seeks divorce In
consequence. Mr.. Mills Is about twenty-five. And was
born in England. Her husband married her In Rayu
and they have children. She Is skiifnl pianist AID
gives music lessons Her deneanor when living In
Brooklyn quiet and reserved Efforts 10 nd her and
serve the complaint have thus far failel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Todzy's Athletic. Cleveland
game given the former by the too In the
tn inning stovey third aud Berbsucr frat
Tho latter down cond and Snyder threw steke
The latter Berbauer 10 first and Sovey started for
home Stricken then threw home. Larkin who
deliberately around Snyder and baked him he
catch the ball That trick enabsd stovey
third Umpire Mitchell first called Stovcy but
maintained that stovey out and while the
being discussed Mr. Mitchell TO the surprise Of every
the Athletics tho Cleveland eIceed At the bat
and In tho held Morrisoas delivery puzzled the Ahieca
The for the nvs completed innings folsvs
Ahienc y
Clsveisnd U u 3 D
Athletic 6: Cleveland. 0. Errors-Athietc 81
Cleveland 2 Pitchers-Chayman and Morrison Umpire
Mr. Mitchsu-
Tho Philadelphia League and Ptsbure clubs also played
here today tho Waiting players outbatng their opponents
and winning az follows;
PittsburH. .........-.-.....-.-..-..0 . o.
Phiizdelphia q U r-3
Basehits-Phiadslphia, o. Pittsburs, IL Errors-Pha-
delphia. - PutsburE l. Pitchers-Casey and Morris.
Umpre-Mr. Pratt
BALTIMORE July 22-The Cincinnati club played in good
to-day and defeated Baltimore
Baltimore; % OIL
Observation-Disclosures 8; Cincinnati o. baltimore
81 Cincinnati /. Pitchers-Kroy and Smith. Umpire
hr. mcQuade.
A. Rsshamtonn Bingham,On 2 jersey City 10.
AT Observation-Disclosures. Newarka
Al Hartford Boston 2, Hartford O.
At Bunalo-BunalO e. scrsnton3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
WINNERS AT sANDowN PARK.

LONDON July 22The for the Jubilee Handicap Of
5000 sovsregns at sandown Park to-day. about miles
by T. Cannon's threeyear-od bay colt Humewood
by three lengths Mr. Chdwick's fouryearsd bay colt
Harpenden second and A. Tay,ors siIyear old bay
horse Stourhead. bad tLrd. Timo2l2 90 The betting
before 10 10 against Humewood, TO on
Hsrpenden. and 10 to against Stourhead.
The race for the National Breeders Produce stake i've
furongA by General owen Williams bay colt
senan Eve lengths Lord Loveaoe bay colt Repeater
IL second ana A Tayors bay fly Lancashire Lass
third The last betting TO / Senanus TO
against Repeater H. SO to against Lanchaso Lass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
JOHN B. KITCBIyo BURIED.

The funeral services Of Joha Kchug yeser
day All Owing 70 the dismansd condition OF Calvary
Church. Of which be was prominent member services
held IN s. Johns school No 81 West Thirty
Which va ocndsd By him aad which I. managed BY his
daughter MA Theodore Irving Tho
by the ksy Aessrs Ncksrsea asd assistant
ntere Of Galway Churoh. and the Rev. Dr. wilson ST.
the house and ne ssrvicss held grave large
The burial at 0roonVood. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
PREPARING FOR CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.

Preparations have already boon begun for the annual
championship athletic games which will held on the
Manhattan Athletic Club grounds September II. An
Ensish chan gicnship which viii include G. O. Wool
the qusrtermle champion, who holds the worlds
records for lee go and $50 yards running expected and
the Games COMMITTEES the National Association
Athetes OF America yesterday decided the college
and athletic club Into training and
70 uphold the honor OF America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-23
Metropolitan H.

Earned runs-Metropotsn, 81 81 Lsuls, First bass
Metropolitan. - Iouis. Left on bases Metro
politzn, H. Louis Struck eut-Msttopolitsn 81 st.
Louis Base bas-Gleason L. Caruth-rs l. Home runs
-O'NeiL Threeb9ss hits-None Two-base hits-orr a.
Double plays-None. Stolen bases METROPOLITAN - ~.
Louis Hit by Pitcher-Kossman. Wild PItches-Mays.
q Passed balls-None Umpirs-Mr. Curry. Time-23o.
The New-York club signed J. ~ Bennon and r. Morris
yesterday pitch.r
cn and club 81 for the release
The New.York and BOSTON clubs will play at the Polo
Grounds to-day. the Metropolitan Louisville clubs
Staten the Brooklyn and Louis clubs Brook
lvu